'Escarboucle'
Nymphaea
This lily has bright vermillion red flowers, that have the outer petals tipped with white and are contrasted with deep orange stamens. They start off cup-shaped and develop into star-shaped blooms that measure 15-17cm (6-7") across.
The young leaves start off brown-tinged, maturing to round green leaves measuring 25-27cm (10-11") across.
One of the best red waterlilies that are hardy and suitable for medium-sized ponds. The flowers stay open later in the afternoon than most other hardy reds.
Spread 1.2-1.5m (4-5ft)
Planting depth 30-60cm (1-2ft)
Hardy
'Escarboucle' Nymphaea water lily
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